Teddy Bears Soften Pain of Social Exclusion | Miller-McCune

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New research from Singapore suggests touching a stuffed animal can counteract the tendency of ostracized people to engage in antisocial behavior.Teddy Bears Soften Pain of Social Exclusion On Smart Journalism. Real Solutions. Miller-McCune. - Miller-McCune Full Story »

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Subjects: Sci/Tech, Living, Health
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Posted by: Posted by Kristina Chiev - Apr 14, 2011 - 11:59 AM PDT
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